The Spectator(@spectator):The most obvious and necessary thing to say about Khan’s tweet is that it is, as ever, one-sided. A number of people pointed out online that some might regard the London Central Mosque as being an equally ‘iconic’ venue. Still, I suspect that neither the mosque in Regent’s Park nor any other Islamic house of worship would allow the kind of sacrilege that the Church of England seems so keen to foist on its own cultural and religious inheritance. I f they did, I doubt that Khan or any other prominent Muslim would celebrate the ‘one-of-a-kind event’. ✍️ Douglas Murray Article | https://t.co/rMBxWDMK2S

2026.09.10 07:40

The most obvious and necessary thing to say about Khan’s tweet is that it is, as ever, one-sided. A number of people pointed out online that some might regard the London Central Mosque as being an equally ‘iconic’ venue. Still, I suspect that neither the mosque in Regent’s Park nor any other Islamic house of worship would allow the kind of sacrilege that the Church of England seems so keen to foist on its own cultural and religious inheritance. I f they did, I doubt that Khan or any other prominent Muslim would celebrate the ‘one-of-a-kind event’. ✍️ Douglas Murray Article | | @DouglasKMurray